I am pleased to offer a unique one of a kind Botanic Garden dinner plate in the Garden Trailing Bindweed or Convolvulus motif. The Trailing Bindweed is a bread and butter plate flower and carries a green factory 2nds ID mark definitely because this motif was never offered on a dinner size plate. It was produced for sale exclusively in Portmeirion's factory store.

Featuring the original version of Bindweed with the multi-color butterfly, this plate is in wonderful condition with no signs of use or wear.


The Trailing Bindweed motif is an original flower on bread and butter plates and was retired in 2004. There are two versions of Trailing Bindweed. In 1994, insects were rearranged. It was inspired by image in an 1824 book,The Universal Herbal by Thomas Green.

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Size	10-1/2" across
Transfer	Very bright, shiny, colorful, and not faded at all.
Ground	Very white
Glaze	Nice shiny glaze with no crazing or other flaws
Chips/Cracks	None
Stains	None
Use Marks	There are no scratches, silver lines, or other signs of use
Other Comments	Excellent opportunity to add a very different and rare Trailing Bindweed plate to your Botanic Garden collection!

This plate has an oval or seconds ID mark. The oval ID mark is often used for items not in the product catalog, sales samples, or special decoration. The Lilac was never used on dinner plates especially with no Laurel border and is a unique special decoration.

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